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... and many buildings dating from the middle ages. We saw the beautiful St. Peter Cathedral which, unlike many we&#8217;ve seen so far, did not have scaffolding around it. After the tour was over we returned to the cathedral to go inside. There has been a church of some sort on this site since 700. An earlier church burned down and the construction of this one started in 1280 and wasn&#8217;t finished until 1500, minus the steeples. It wasn&#8217 ...

We've discovered something we didn't know existed. A whole sub-culture of travelers that sleep in airports! Not that they sleep there as a place of accommodation (although in some cases they apparently do), but for long layovers or early flights mostly. Since our ferry didn't dock in Athens until midnight, and we had to be at the airport late the next morning, we decided it wasn't worth the money and hassle of finding a hotel (and thought it would be an experience!). Before we left ...

... and clearly marked it's impossible to get lost (we had no compass or map). They made a lot of the terrain accessible to the average hiker, whereas otherwise access would be the privilege of only experienced rock climbers. To accomplish this they used a myriad of devices to help us along: wooden planks, metal rails, twelve inch wide steps that climbed through miniature gaps in the rocks, steep steel ladders, and winding staircases. It was like a massive ...

... sky. Despite our best efforts to beat the heat and hike back early the next morning, we ended up departing around 10:00. Even at this time the sun was unbearable and the relatively short trek to catch our return ferry seemed like an eternity. As we neared the port we saw a ferry approaching and, not wanting to have to sit in the sun for another hour for the next one, began a full out sprint. We made it just in the nick of time and were relieved to unload our packs and take a seat ...

... faces. This was a good thing since, according to our campground receptionist, there would be about one million people attending the event, and they would be needed to keep the spectators in line. Inside the gardens we jockeyed for position in the vicinity of the stage. We were told that a popular French artist would be performing, but we were completely shocked when Nelly Furtado took to the stage to open things up. She played a five song set in front of a raucous crowd before making way ...

... and everything finally seems to be back on track (once again, knock on wood!) and the mechanic gave Yvonne a great deal for all the work he did. Sunday was spent outfitting the van with all the necessities of our trip - we filled every last square inch of cupboard, drawer and storage space (well Yvonne did since she is the organizing queen). Between that and getting some last minute things done we took pretty much the whole day. Our goal was to leave Monday morning, but since we ...

Our last day in Freising. Rick went to work and I took the S-Bahn to Hauptbahnhof. I found where the city a bus tour began and after dashing back to the train station to get change, I bought a ticket. Included in the tour was a visit to the Olympic Stadium and the tower ...